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Newspaper Page Text4 ,4' it 11A 1. PAGE SIX MEDICO PLEADS FOR VENEREAL DISEASE FIGHT YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio, Nov. 18 (UP)The time has come to "prove to the world" that under the American ',stem of living ve nereal diseases may be clamped out in the same way as typhoid and diphtheria, Dr. Morris Fish bein said this week in a prepared address delivered over the Na tional Broadcasting system. "Considerable number of Amer ican cities, villages, towns and hamlets have reported an entire year without a single death from diphtheria or from typhoid fe ver," Fishbein, editor of the Jour nal of the American Medical As sociation, said. "We now p the knowl edge necessary to secure results that will permit a similar claim In relationship to the venereal dis eases." Pishbein's address was deliver. ad over the blue network of the Hearst's Wife Returns to U. S. Attractive Mrs. NV1 !ham Ran dolph Hearst. wife of the pub lisher of a chain of American newspapers, smiles from behind her modish veil, above, aboard the Normandie, upon her return to United States after a vaca tion in Europe. same chain which hid WOOk re tumid to allow commentator Gen. crha EMPCPIUM 'Compare Values A Complete Line of Ladies' Ready. to-Wear, Shoes and Luggage PO Galoshes Just arrived. Fresh rubber will wear bet ter. Black and brown. AU heel lengths. COMPARE 88c H fancy rayon immties, Mee insets. Shorties in either plain or stripes Balbriggan pajamas, !Annex sewn collar., distinctive double knit cuffs for sleeves and the SKI bottoms. Col. ors are salmon pink, tan. gerine and blue. Never out shape ' 98e Dresses! 820 Main LESS' I Shoes 'V,, The Emporium Is The Sole Distributor for These Nationally Famous STYLISH ARCH SHOES Tarsal Tral and Heel Huggers $395 to $495' Competent Orthopedic Fitting - COMPARE! Hosiery New hosiery in popular fall colors, either sheer chiffon or heavy service weight. Slightly irregular. Regular $1 value. , Special 59c Slips Full cut rayon brocade slips, adjustable abotdder straps and taped seams. 49e Tea rose only ...... ----- ..... Panties Pajamas Sheets Cases PEQUOT SHEETS, First Quality. &4 Size 81z99 047 PEQUOT PILLOW ogna. CASES 47; Ladies' Dresses, including crepes and taffetas. Featur ing the swing skirts or the tailored styles,. Special This Week - $295 A II leather, high heel T w 0 eyelet tie, leather lined. COMPARE iTha EittityppPIUM $IM Rayon or cotton snuggles, Ideal for the cooler 'await. er Banded leg or the lit tle longer 4 no oa 90 leg style 47 11 is Chinese ailk embroidered pajamas in gay designs with contrasting not color combinations 7 Chinese silk robes to match 98e Hugh B. Johnson to go On the air with a broadcast which was to discuss social diseases. Broadcasting company officials said they feared Johnson's lan guage would be a "little blunt." They said Fishbein's address was the "frankest" discussion of so cial diseases ever allowed over the air. "Again and again the people have been told about the havoc that is wrought by the venereal disease." Fishbein said. "All ot us ought to know that there is not just one; there are several diseases affecting the organs and tissues of men and women con cerned in childbirth or in Intl mate personal relations. Most of these diseases are spread by hu man contact. "Occasionally. these infections are acquired innocently. "Vast majority of cases of in fection with the venereal diseases represent intimate contacts. Oc casionally infections acquired out side the marriage tie are traus mitted in the ordinary course of life by the father to the mother, or by the mother to the father, or by the mother to the child: by those entrusted with the protec tion of these loved ones to the very people whom they would most desire to protect." Fishbein told of experimental work which has been done in venereal diseases; of the discovery of organisms causing syphilis and gonorrhea; of the Wasserman test, and of the introduction of salvarsan or "606" in treatment. "The use of these discoveries and the campaign against these diseases have languished primar ily because many people do not know the nature of the diseases," he said. "People do not realize they are curable. "T od a y scientific medicine. combining its efforts with those of public health Officials, is be ginning an organized, sustained campaign against the venereal diseases, a campaign in which the public is participating on a tre mendous scale." MEARESS LUNCH OEM UP HOME NEW YORK, Nov. 18 (UP) Mrs. Charles A. Stiff testified in supreme court today that as soon as she quit putting liverwurst in her husband's lunch box she got In hot waterhot water that he poured out of a tea kettle down her back. "And what's more," she added. leaning forward in the witness chair, "he was all time hiding behind doors and making passes at me with his fists." Thus paased another dramatic day in this cause celebre the $250,000 alienation of affections suit which Stiff. baggage master for the New York Central rail road. brought egoista Oscar Doug las, Jr. Stiff contends he had suspected for some time that some one was stealing his wifea affec tions, but became sure of it only when she failed to put his favorite meatliverwurstinto his lunch box. Instead, all be found in the box was a cold potato and some times egg salad. Today Mrs. Stiff, referring to her husband as "a big bully who kept a hard hammer under his pillow and was all time threaten ing my life," told her side of the story. Stiff, wearing his baggage master's uniform. glared at her. Things got so bad after she be gan omitting the liverwurst, Mrs. Stiff said, that she began keeping a "calendar diary" so she could remember all the things Mr. Stiff did to her. The diary was a big red calendar on which she would jot down items on the appropriate day. One item told how he gave her 20 cents and told her to go on a big shopping tour. "He would come downstairs in the morning," she said, "and take his lunch box and throw it out in the alley. The kitchen would be a mess after he got through coffee grounds all over the floor and dishes thrown around some thing terrible. "One day he threw me down a flight of stairs-13 whole steps and I landed on my face. He ran out into the kitchen and got the tea kettle and came back and started pouring scalding water down my back." Tomorrow the jury will decide whether Mr. Stilt'. missing liver wurst is worth 1380,000. SE IMPROVES ON SHAKESPEARE PLAY - LONDON, Nov. IS (UP) George Bernard ghaw made good today his old threat to rewrite shakespearc . lie cut down the last act of False Teeth Stay Put Fasteeth, a new improved pow der keeps plates from dropping or slipping. No gummy, pasty feel ing. Sweetens breath. Gives real teeth comfort all day. Praised by people and dentists everywhere. Avoid worry. Get Fasteeth at your druggist. Three sizes. THE NEWS AND THE HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON Suicide UnitsThey Hold Positions to Bitter End '''''..16-, L' -.A..- if. ),'41Arv- tt:f. . 41, 1 11 t. ' --,,- 1,..4;q 7 - 1 .. , 441 ,. ir 4.,,,, c ff.,. si . .. , 1, v. . ?c,.,(o,,,e, 4-011144;,,r-lit, ., ,,.,e : , 3,) ,4,1 to, k...',14 64. y 4t ,, ,; ,, ,A -s, , F 11.,, , 11. N ,... wit,, rt; ,,,. ," - , .. . 4,, 44.- . ,..r let : Nr,::: ;4, 0 Oa .'nsigrA, 1 ,,,, im:i...,: 'e 4 , - .' lillt.tt'd,.. ,.:; 0...44,:t.41s. o.a3N ' '. '6":- ''' , Only death, trained observers say. can be the end for tls:S, and many another Chinese "suicide squad." now hold ing strategic positiona in and around Shanghai against overwhelming forces of Japanese invaders 17e)onii I- is small group of "dare to die" Chinesersoldiers can be seen a Iv:evilly barricaded building held by the ensmv This Is How Child Artists Paint , 1 '' v CA ; Nip -;3; , .11 401 Y 0)2f, , , ' -"PA- if - , , , $ , ,d , ytt Street scenes, landscapes, still lifeeven abstractionsare not too difficult for child painters to tackle. Federal Art Project directors In Washington found out when they opened the nation's first gallery devoted solely to juvenile art. Joseph Dyer. 13, of St. Joseph or phanage, painted the abstract conglomeration shown at the top. giv ing his idea of "The Circus," complete with fat lady. wild man. pop-corn, hot-dogs and big tent. A 13-year-old Negro girl. Betty Sue Kitchens, painted the realistic "Street Scene in the Rain." pictured below. Both children live in Washington. Cymbeline by two-thirds, retain ing about eight original lines and writing the rest of the act himself in blank verse. The new version was produced In the Embassy theatr last night with the program headed: "Cymbeline by William Shake speare a n d George Bernard Shaw." One interpolated passage close ly resembles former King Edward VIII's abdication. In the play the king'slong lost sons Cadwal and Polydore, are discovered. Cadwal is hailed as the "future For Bronchitis --- Tough Old Coughs It's differentit's faster in ac tionit's compounded on super ior, medical fact findings new in this country. BUCKLEY'S MIXTURE (triple acting) is the name of this pre scription that "acts like a flash" it's really wonderful to watch how speedily bard. lingering colds are put out of business. Right away that tightness begins to loosen up coughing ceases bronchial passages clearyou're on your toes againhappy and breathing easier. Get BUCKLEY'S today at any first-class drug storea single sip tells why Buckley's out-sells all other Cough and Cold reme dies in cold-wintry Canada. Waggoner Drug, Magill Drug BETTER TREATMENTS FOR HUMAN Nu matter with what you are afflicted, Nature.. Haat Dad Herb treatments mill positively re.. Have dia t litomach, Heart, Lungs, Gall Bladder. Resents. Cicero, rile., Neuralgia, Rio. mays, Catarrh, liana Trouble, Aathmm Bronchi,. tia, Omagh lb Non,' indigestion. inteatinal and Bowel Trouble, Stomach ilicera, itheumem Ham. Artbritin, Meador he, High or Low Blood P Liver and nimbler Trouble, flood and Urinary lii Appendicitis, Female Complaints. Head Office at Nan Fran Cisco, Established Since 1901Oenstiltation PretoHerb gold Reasonably CHAN & KONG CHINESE HERB CO. III Mouth ',Reath At., Klamath Falb., Oregon. Hoarse From 10 A. 111. to R P. M. $t nn 10 A. 111. to P. AL AILMENTS , - I1 ., t ' -;-,-; t'. , -r--1, It-4tvil t . - si4J1 ?)iii "r; v --r.:7 ;Pi ; -,.-i'. '',L'4 ' ,' king of this rude island," to which he replies: "No, no, this kingly business has no charm for me I am compelled to worship priest-invented gods. I am not free to wed the woman of my choice, be ing stopped at every turn by some old fool crying 'you must not' or still worse, 'you must.' She's Trainer Prom typist In the office of Bay Meadows track, near Ban Francisco, Calif., to horse owner and the only licensed feminine trainer in Califor nia, was the recent lien taken by Miss Rambla Bauer of Ban Francisco. :111 abdicate and pass Me throne to Polydore." Imlydore retorts: "Do you, by heavens? Thank you for nothing. !nether!" Shaw later told the press: "You must not try to find In the passage more than there is ot. the surface. It is written as part of the play and necessary thereto. It can not ha te ken as my view that the abdication is a happy solution of the kings dif ficulties or anything else. I had no Intention of implying any thing apart from It use In the PinY" BANKING CLASS ENROLLMENT HITS CAPACITY The class of the American In stitute of Banking met Tuesday, November 16, at the First Na tional bank. Four new members WPM enrolled. The class is now filled to ca pacity and there will be no new registrations taken this year. Due to increasing interest in the course being offered. it Is hoped by next year to offer two or more courses for the benefit of those Interested in banking sublects. Soldier's Boots Riveted to Floor for Film Dance Effect tr. OTHMAN United Press Hollywood Corrospontiont HOLLYWOOD. Nov. 18 (UP) Two denten carpenters drillod holes into as many stout pairs of shoes todsy ald bolted 'limn sed Idly to tho floor Of M. U. Nt.'s 11(11111(1 steno number lb. And that expiRins how come you will us 34 fake Vgt Point. ors lean over liko an inlay ton pins when Miss Eleanor Powell, the dancing mar, goes aftor thou smilingly with I toy mediae sea III itto forthcoming musical es. rot raga lite. "Hussite' Tho olhor slur of this picture is the blond baritone. No loon Eel ely, elm scones to be Hollywood's busiest that. lin's working in two pictures ett once nod spondee e lot of lime changing from his "111111. Idle" army uniform to his cow boy suit for picture numbor two. It is the "Girl of the Holden Wst. newest film vorsion of the old light pore Rnd it is being produccd upon what NI.O.M. eslis the biggest eland stage in Holly a nod. This stage, which is shout the bright of a sismtory looks like a gigantic ice Immo from thy ()Waldo. Its of gray concrete and utterly windowless. You Wilk in the door and there. boloro )(en can blink your mesa meld. )ou flied a Mountain retitle. complete with trout stream. snow clod peaks, end giant pine trocii. all thoroughly itr-conditioned and covered with a atool-k I rdered couri Director Hobert Z. I.00nard is shooting a vane la watch Eddy, the desperado who breaks into song tit intorvals. Is galloping to II blacksmith shop on tho moult COLLEGE PHESIDENT HAPS MOTHEII LOVE NII1W YORK, Nov. 1$ (AP) Pr. Vi ilium Albin Nethion. Mint of Smith college, was In internstod today to lenrn Mut he had caused a flutter of Ind Istia tion in maternal hearts by decline.. ins that mother love la tint the beautiful 01110ti011 the posts nay It lc "1 used to think mother love was one of the mont wonderful thlitgo in the world." Dr. Neilson Mid In a speech lant night, "but now j don't believe in mother love, Nine times out of 10 mother love Is nothing but self love." "Nlother love," the pedagogue wont on, "Is largely a matter of saving mother's face. Mothers don't want their daughters to fall In school because It reflects on the Mother and Is nodally awkward...1 ' After mulling It over this morning Dr. Neilson explained, with one hand on the knob of his hotel room door, that he wag 1 IF YOU'RE ALWAYS ems specialized medication Vicki Va-tro-nolIs expressly designed for the nose and upper throat, where most colds begin and grow. Used In timeat the first sneeze or sniffle or irritation In the noseit helps to prevent many colds, or to throw off bead colds In their early stages. Even when your head is all clogged up from a cold, Va-tro-nol brings comfort ing relieflets you breathe again! November 18, 1937 . PEI taln side, with his Mexican stooge, Leo Carlin). Itly boodles his Imre ix.. Maly well, considering the filet that he In spent ntost Of his life either on the operatic stage, or in a newspaper office, drawing eartoons for which he toted to re ceive till it week. Carrillo. of course, in more at bottle in his saddle then he is in the automobile trailer he uses for a dressing room, Ile rides hie own well-Ireland pinto, Huey Nun. anti 110 fourinelt spore which never yet have gotta. Pit Nney's sleek sides. "I love that horse," says Leo, Whoa still being mentioned by the political writers as a possible candidate for the California goy. ernortthip. Mimi Netball' filicknalla re search department, ineentime. le giving Norm' Sheerer twine ift coonection with her forthcoming pert As "Merle Antionotte." Miss itucklinli hem learned that Marie spent five hours every tiny selling into her clothes, that mit of her dresses weighed At telin 60 00011014 10C1001110 the Iron frame. work underneath, and that she frequently sere head tireslee four foul 11111 and decorated with Dine 11 Wint11111111 which getunily turned when oho walked! Adrian, the feshionist alio le designing All the Antoinette clothes, la putthig ailment end other modern devices in 'moo where they won't show. blit his efforts still ren't much comfort to Sties Shearer. fie Nahuatl,' lliet it will Ink. her sit least two hours to get into her clot hen, mod ern Improvements notwithatand. ins. thinking only of a limited number of wart.nont nhtertso sbned Ittil,tisati tut; iatoret mhectrikult. LstUtIofl of mother love all whole. "I eilppone I did any that," he said. "although It townie little exaggerated. I wee simply trying to make the point that some par ent' do not program" In his &pooch, made at a dinner glvn hillt by the Smith College club of New York in honor of hie 30th anitivereery as president, Dr. Neilson said: "Often, the filet thing that a mother does a htt1 her daughter enrolls In college is to ask us Iola how moat time the girl can get away from school, 'tatty from all the opportunities we can give bar. About that I despair. "I want the mothers In this audience to examine their con. aelences In dealing with their daugliters and find if limy are molly intereated in the 'Mushier's welfare and nor Intellectual de. velopment or in her social career and in what the neighbors will ;blob of bor." ,o. insects destroy trope worth l:16,000.000 a year. or ollotenth of the total crop, In England. SOMEBODY TOLD ME THIS RELIEVES A HEAD COLD IN A HURRY U?n '411' ir ,kutb., ,)11P LADY, THEY DIDN'T I TELL YOU HALF -JUST USE IT SOON ENOUGH AND IT HELPS PREVENT MANY COLDS 0 HMG COLDSRTE VICK VATRO-NOL Xtt4 Handy. Vto it ger& 90 PROOF Hiram Walker & Sons, Peoria, Illinois, Walkerville, Ontario, Glasgow, "NO ROUGH EDGES" IN TEN HIGH AGING WINTER AND SUMMER FOR 2 YEARS DOES IT! Your tette enjoys smoother sledding with TEN HIGH. Here's why: Formerly whiskey ma lured far more rapidly In summer than In win- ter. But it's always summer in Hirem Walker's modem weather-controlled teahouses snd TEN HIGH mellows every minute of every month for two long years! Buy TEN HIGH a really ripe whiskey at a really rigbi price. , , WiOafftal yoav gyety 01" , ,,, ::,.,:...,,: , .,, . . , , . , "NO ROUGH EDGES" IN 1 -; , - 4 ;''' ''', ' . .,, 1 I ,o, , ' ,, , , .. AGING WINTER AND SU , , ., ?,;' ' :,:,...,' , ; . Fit , .. 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